yjrOVVKTTT]^ 



622 



mpa 



^ovvtarris, ^, o, (-^ovvlCo) purchaser, buyer, dyopaorijr. 



(See also KaXo\/'ouctoT^s.) 

 ■^ov^ovpl^a, laa, to whisper, fiovpfiovplCat, the ancient 



yjfievptCa. Ptoch. 2, 49. Id. p. 307. [Apparently 



an onomatopoeia.] 



yjrocpiapiKos, rj, ov, = yjf6<pws. PtOCH. 2, 601. 



^o^lju, lov, TO, (i|/-o0os) dead, yjro(}>iipiKos, properly with 

 reference to the lower animals. lr6(}>tos rrji rtfivas. 

 Dead with hunger. 



■^o^or, ov, 6, death, as applied to the lower animab. 

 In the language of indignation it is used also with 

 reference to human beings. Ptoch. 2, 219 'Eya> 8e 



vvv KaBi^opai Ka\ priyopai tok a|/-o<^ov. 2, 520 Kal Kf7vos 

 fij Kadi^iTai, Kai &s ytverai tov yj/oKJiov. 

 ■<lro(j>S>, as, rjaa, itrfiivos, (yjfo(f>(o>) to die, said of the lower 

 animals. In burlesque, also of human beings. Ptoch. 



1, 317 lov'Oprjpov p.e SiSacriv KOi >/'o^oui' « TfjV TTUVav, 



They gave me Homer to study, and the result was, / 

 was dying like a dog of starvation. Id. p. 322. So in 

 the language of the present day : *o<^5 airo Trjv neivav, 

 or •iro(po> Trjs nelvas, To die of starvation, to starve to 

 death. 



Further, low people use it also with reference to 

 all the unbaptized races, it being regarded by them 

 as a species of blasphemy to say 'Amdave 6 TovpKos, 

 and the like. (Compare ^o(j>ea>, in the Glossary.) 



^|rv\\lia, lara, ia-drjv, i(rp.(vos, (x/^iJXXor) to catch fkas on a 

 person, to clear one of fleas. *EXa va a-e yj/vWla-a. 



i^uXXioTpa, as, fj, (i/fuXXifa)) female flea-catcher, 

 2. The Erigeron of botanists. 



i^vWo^oTavov, ov, TO, (yjfvWos, jSordi^) the Jleaworf, Plan- 

 tago Psyllium, ^vK\6)(opTov. 



2. The fleabane, Conyza Candida. 



^jrvXKoxopTov, ov, to, (xoprov) = yj^vWo^oTavov. 



■<lfvpa, see ^fre^pa. 



ylrvxapovSa, as, ij, (^/'^'X^ 3) Initterfly. [It is a double 

 diminutive of '^v^i] : thus, ^/'l'X'7> V'^X^P"'") ^v\apoi8a. 

 See Modern Greek Grammar, § 16, 2.] 



^v)^oiia}(a), as, or cir, Tjaa, (i|'u;(o/xa;(£'o)) to be in the last 



agonies of death. Ptoch. 2, 464. 

 V'ux<watSa, as, fj, (yjnixoiralSt) adopted daughter. 



\lrvxonaiSi, lov, to, (t/'VX'J, ttoiSi) adopted child. [The 

 first component part imphes that the adoption was 

 made for the benefit of the soul of the adopter.] 



ifrvxocraoTpa, as, fj, (i/'t'x^, (To>^a>) female saviour of souls. 

 It is an epithet of the Virgin. Saw va 'xe 'Sei t^v 

 navayia jroC Xco-tw yfrvxoiruiaTpa. 



ipvxovios or yjfvxoyvios, ov, 6, (yl6s) adopted son. 



ifnixov^io, as, % dimin. of ^u^Vj soul. 



yj^apoKt, TO, dimin. of yj/a>ixt. 



■^u>p.as, a, 6, (y\ra>pl) baker, bread-seller. 



■^afii, lov, TO, {^aftlv, yjraitiov) bread, apros. Tpayta ^api. 

 To be at table, to be at dinner, and the like ; literally. 

 To be eating bread (compare NT. Matt. 15, 2 'Otov 



apTov i<T6ia>iTlv). 



2. Loaf of bread. 'Eva /ifydXo ^jrapi. *f/)c Tpia 

 peyaXa ^m/xta. 



3. Office under government. 'Ecre'ts &v di'KeTf yj/api, 

 &u SiXere TrptoTOTa, Tov Xp^oro va (Tkotoxtctc tov KaniTav 

 M(X(o'«Tj. 



yfrafii^a), tea, =z yjrapovo). Ta (nrapra jias va ^atpi^ovv, Kai 

 TOV Ko(rpo va irKovrl^ovv. 



y\ra>piT(tv, To, dimin. of yjrapiv, bread. Ptoch. 2, 342. 

 yjriopo^Tjrqs, 1], 6, (fijTw) beggar, Uterally, bread-seeker. 



KoXXto ■^m/iofijTijr, Trapa (f)i\apyvpos, It is better to be a 



beggar than a miser. 



ijrapo^TiTa, as, tO be ^jrapo^Tjrrjs. 



^apova, aia-a, {■^<apl) to become ripe, mature, used with 

 reference to grain, ■^a^ifw. Ta KaKapnojjKia aKofia div 

 €y^a>fia}(rav. 



\lfaipapevos, r], ov, (v/rufiovm) mature, as applied to grain. 



y\r<i>vi^a), icra, ■= •^ovvi.^a. PtOCH. 2, 235. 



yjrapiapis, i, 6, {^jrapa) scabby or mangy person. 

 \jfa>po^oTavov, ov, to, {^wpa, /Sordvt) Scabiosa Columbaria, 



■\j/ap6xopTOV. 

 ■<\ra>poxopTOV, ov, to, (^opTOv) = i^rapo^oTavov. 



apa, as, rj, hour. 'Qpav Zpav, Every hour, adverbially ; 



as "Qpav a)pav KivSvvevfi. 



'Qp(s S>pes, At times, adverbially; as *Qp(g S>pfs 



(Bepi^e, Ka\ hpes tKOiKoTTOva. 



"Qpa KoKij, an expression of salutation correspond- 

 ing to Good day, or Good by ; as 'Qpa koXtj ttjs 

 a<p€VT€ias eras, Good day to you, gentlemen. °Qpa aov 



